泥娃娃 [Ní wáwá] lyrics
泥娃娃, 泥娃娃 一个泥娃娃
也有那眉毛 也有那眼睛
眼睛不会眨
泥娃娃, 泥娃娃 一个泥娃娃
也有那鼻子 也有那嘴巴
嘴巴不说话
她是个假娃娃 不是个真娃娃
她没有亲爱的妈妈 也没有爸爸
泥娃娃, 泥娃娃 一个泥娃娃
我做她妈妈 也做她爸爸
永远爱着她
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Chinese Children Songs
- country:China
- Languages:Chinese, Chinese (Changsha dialect), Chinese (Cantonese)
- Genre:Children's Music
Chinese Children Songs Lyrics
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- 世上只有妈妈好 [shìshàng zhǐyǒu māmā hǎo] [English translation]
- 一只哈巴狗 [Yī zhǐ hǎbāgǒu] [Turkish translation]
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- 一 闪 一 闪 亮 晶 晶 [Yi shan yi shan liang jing jing,] [Transliteration]
- 世上只有妈妈好 [shìshàng zhǐyǒu māmā hǎo] lyrics
- 一只哈巴狗 [Yī zhǐ hǎbāgǒu] lyrics
- 一 闪 一 闪 亮 晶 晶 [Yi shan yi shan liang jing jing,] [English translation]
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